Sentence examples for feel it fair from inspiring English sources

Gar, Dad, do you honestly feel it fair that I should have to slave in the yard until dark, after a rigorous cross-country practice that included sixteen 440s, eight 880s, a mile-for-time, a kajillion Drake sprints, and a five-mile Indian relay?

Tony Hall, chief executive of the Royal Opera House, said he felt it fair that the leading organisations should take cuts to allow others to flourish.

At risk of speaking for a fair portion of the country, I feel it's fair to argue that the majority of students would feel cheering the death of a former Prime Minister, indeed one adored by many, including students, is inappropriate.

"He doesn't feel it is fair on him, he doesn't feel it's fair for the fans that he can't express himself properly and he finds it very difficult to play here".

But the hitters feel it's fair, the power hitters think they can put it in the seats, and the fans like it better".

Colombians will ratify a deal only if they feel it is fair; and that judgment is better left to them than to foreign lawyers.

Because I feel it's fair to say that comedy has been a thing, over and over again, that deals with a lot of taboo stuff.

"I don't feel it's fair to do the police log if you don't have something about the results of the arrest," Mr. Duques said.

Do you feel it is fair to punish a child for not knowing what s/he has not had a chance to learn?

I'm disciplined because I have three great kids at home and I don't feel it's fair to them to bring work back all the time.

— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamelNYT) 16 Mar 12 I feel it's fair to say that our collective blood thirst for upsets and parity was left unquenched by yesterday's first slate of games.